By any means necessary. Right, Lefties?

You want Me to take something serious from a place called WizBangBlog?? bwhahahaha God that was Hilarious. Thanks for the laugh dude.

Larry

GOP Attacks on ACORN Are Based on the Fear of 1.3 Million New Voters

The Republicans tried to make fun of Barack Obama as a community organizer at their national convention in Minnesota, which I guess just goes to show how little Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert have to fear from right-wing "humor."

Now they've gone further: Now they're attacking ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now), one of the strongest, hardest-working, most dedicated community organizations in both Chicago and in 40 states across the U.S.

By any means necessary. Right, Lefties?

Why we can't have just anybody think they can vote.
~the right

Link:

I don't care who votes, Zap, as long as it's legal. The whole point here is that ACORN is NOT policing itself. Much like the hatred spewed here on the retort towards anyone who appears right of center.

a link to a link from HuffPo?

FF!

I don't care who votes, Zap, as long as it's legal.
#6 | Posted by American1st

And not for that Arab

What Arab, Tigerbalm?

Is there someone in the race I haven't heard about?

What Arab, Tigerbalm?

The one in your mind.

Last time I heard, Obama is an American. Just like me, Zap.

Actually the charge against ACORN is voter registration fraud. Caused by the bottom rung people who are filling out false applications because they get paid per name. Has there been anything showing that any of these have translated into actual fraudulent votes being cast?

Well, if anyone needed any proof that Zap and Tigerbalm are racists, then just read the above examples of them playing their "cards"...you guys are pathetic, at best.

C'mon A1, don't be obtuse, you are quite familiar with the charge and the attempt to portray Obama as a Muslim Arab. We all are. It's been going on since day one of this campaign.

TFDNIGHLIST

And to imagine the Fox News (to be renamed Republican News Network soon) viewers believe any of that crap.

Here's an article that came out today about the schmuck, Andy Martin, who started that 'He's a Muslim' rumor, among others. Anti-Semite piece of work he is. Worth the read....

Well, if anyone needed any proof that Zap and Tigerbalm are racists, then just read the above examples of them playing their "cards"...you guys are pathetic, at best.

#14 | Posted by American1st

Well-it's not as if anyone needs more proof that you're a reiche-wing attack dog.

There's a difference between registration fraud and voter fraud.

One ACORN is guilty of, not the other.

Actually-ACORN isn't guilty of registration fraud-the peo;le ACORN pays to gather the signatures are-to get paid more-they(ACORN) point out-as required to by law-which signatures are questionable-and the State handles it from there.
This ACORN thing is something the r'tards drag out every two years to try to cloud the issues.
The raid and investigation in Nevada is rethug gaming of the system-to cloud the election.

"What Arab, Tigerbalm?"

The one that's under my bed.
Nobody else can see him but he's there whenever I muster the courage to take a look.
~Scaredy Kat

Actually-ACORN isn't guilty of registration fraud-the peo;le ACORN pays to gather the signatures are-to get paid more-they(ACORN) point out-as required to by law-which signatures are questionable-and the State handles it from there.

#19 | Posted by frankf55

When an employee of a company does something illegally and in the name of that co., you sue both the person and the company.

In this respect, ACORN is guilty of shoddy hiring and failing to audit their work.

Ultimately though, I think registration fraud is a far lesser crime than voter fraud, though there isn't any widespread evidence of the latter.

McCain showing poor judgement by associating with folks over at ACORN.

Winter 2003 edition of the magazine Social Policy

Photo caption: "ACORN members meet with Illinois Senate candidate Barack Obama. Photo courtesy Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now."]

Obama started building the base years before. For instance, ACORN noticed him when he was organizing on the far south side of the city with the Developing Communities Project. He was a very good organizer. When he returned from law school, we asked him to help us with a lawsuit to challenge the state of Illinois' refusal to abide by the National Voting Rights Act, also known as motor voter. Allied only with the state of Mississippi, Illinois had been refusing to allow mass-based voter registration according to the new law. Obama took the case, known as ACORN vs. Edgar (the name of the Republican governor at the time) and we won. Obama then went on to run a voter registration project with Project VOTE in 1992 that made it possible for Carol Moseley Braun to win the Senate that year. Project VOTE delivered 50,000 newly registered voters in that campaign (ACORN delivered about 5000 of them).

Since then, we have invited Obama to our leadership training sessions to run the session on power every year, and, as a result, many of our newly developing leaders got to know him before he ever ran for office. Thus it was natural for many of us to be active volunteers in his first campaign for STate Senate and then his failed bid for U.S. Congress in 1996. By the time he ran for U.S. Senate, we were old friends.

Mickey Mouse tried to register to vote in Florida this summer, but Orange County elections officials rejected his application, which had an ACORN stamp on it.
www.tampabay.com
#24 | Posted by wisgod at 2008-10-14 10:58 AM | Reply

LOL!

You would think they would be a bit more creative, wouldn't you?

Who said this:

But let me say that before I even get inaugurated, during the transition we're going to be calling all of you in to help us shape the agenda. (cheering) We're going to be having meetings all across the country with community organizations so that you have input into the agenda of the next presidency of the United States of America!

Same guy who said this:

I have nothing to do with ACORN; I never had anything to do with them. I may have known some people there, but ACORN is just some group down the street in the neighborhood that had a sign out that said "ACORN." I don't know anything about ACORN.

Fucking liar. Go ahead defend that one libs.

Who said this:

"I know some of ya'll, you got that cold Popeye's out for breakfast. I know. That's why ya'll laughing. "

A) A southerner
B) A homie
C) A white dude trying to sound black
D) B and C
E) A 1/2 Black, 1/2 white, Ivy League Educated nominee for POTUS
F) B, C, and E

Mickey Mouse tried to register to vote in Florida this summer, but Orange County elections officials rejected his application, which had an ACORN stamp on it.
www.tampabay.com

#24 | Posted by wisgod at

the one county in the mid west has already called out for help. there is so many fraudulent forms that they cant do them all themsleves.

What's to stop a not so honest ACORD volunteer who volunteers to work at a voting place when the early votes start coming in from tossing in a few handfuls of those fraudulent forms?

ACORN Keynote Speaker in 2006:

John McCain

Funny,

I don't see where McCain funneled $800,000 to ACORN,

Do you?